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GSJ Global Strategy Research Prize

The Global Strategy Journal (GSJ) sponsors the GSJ Global Strategy Research Prize. This prize is awarded to the best paper presented at the EIBA Annual Conference that analyzes global strategy. Track chairs nominate what they consider are the best papers in each track, and the editorial team of GSJ evaluates and selects the winner and finalists. The prize was initiated in 2015 by GSJ co-founder Torben Pedersen, as part of GSJ’s commitment as a premier publishing outlet, to encourage EIBA members and the greater international business community to do insightful research on global strategy. The sponsorship of this prize is gratefully acknowledged.

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AWARD WINNERS

2024
Aleksi Niitymies, Kalle Pajunen, Ewald Kibler
Strategic Forbearance and Corporate Political Activity: The Case of Guinness and Regulatory Change 

 

2023

P. Jasovska, T. Q. Dang, Y. Guo, H. Rammal
The role of regional integration in the internationalization of state-owned enterprises from emerging economies

2022
H. PUHR (University of Innsbruck, Austria), P. M. VAALER (University of Minnesota, USA) & T. LINDNER (University of Innsbruck & WU Vienna, Austria)
Electing to defer: Political real options and project investment financing around the world.

2021
L. DE BATZ & E. KOCENDA
Financial Crime and Punishment: A Meta-Analysis.

2020
Bent PETERSEN (Copenhagen Business School, Denmark), Carlos RODRIGUEZ (INCAE, Costa Rica) & Luciano CIRAVEGNA (King's College London, UK)
Geographical Reconfigurations in Global Value Chains: Search within Limited Space?

2019
Marlena DZIKOWSKA (Poznań University of Economics & Business, Poland), Jens GAMMELGAARD (Copenhagen Business School, Denmark) & Florian KELLER (Zürich University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland)
Capability and Charter Change: An Extension of Birkinshaw and Hood’s (1998) Concept of Generic Processes of Subsidiary Evolution.

2018
Leo SLEUWAEGEN, Rene BELDERBOS, Federico DE MICHIEL (KU Leuven, Belgium) & Shubin WU (University of Liverpool, UK)
Global Market Integration, Strategy Orientation, and Foreign Subsidiary Divestment.

2017
Luisa GAGLIARDI (University of Geneva, Switzerland), Simona IAMMARINO & Andrés RODRIGUEZ-POSE (London School of Economics, UK)
Offshoring and the Geography of Jobs in Great Britain.

2016
Guus HENDRIKS, Pursey HEUGENS & Arjen SLANGEN (RSM Erasmus University, Netherlands)
Portfolio Restructuring in the Face of Diversity: The Role of Performance Feedback.

2015
Helen Shanqing DU, Rene BELDERBOS (KU Leuven, Belgium) & Anthony GOERZEN (Queen’s University, Canada)
Global city connectivity and the establishment of MNC regional headquarters.